Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 1, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE ‘COUNCIL BLUFFS, WED THE DAILY BEE JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, July 1. WIUBSCRIPTION RATES, 90 centa'psr week By Oarries = §10.00 per yoar Ry Mall ~ MINOR MENTION. The Knights and Tadles of Honor In- stall new officers this evening. The case of the Partridge family was yosterday postponed until to-day before Justice Fralney. The Council Bluffs district conference of the Methodlst Eplecopal church are In sesslon at Malvern. Next Monday the normal Institate will open In the Bloomer scheol bullding for a neaslon of three weeks, The regular literary and soclal was held last evening at the young men’s christian aseoclation rooms, " The case of Adam Miller vs, George Smithson, on account of work and labor, came up before Justice Fralney yesterday. George Peters who was arrested for disturbing the peace was yesterday morn- Ing dlscharged by Judge Aglesworth without a hearing. A lawn party was entertained last evening at the reridence of Thomas Of- ficer, and thls evening one will be glven at the residence of W. H, M. Pusey on ‘Willow avenue. A canvasser was yesterday taken In, and when brought before the pollce judge pald the costs, $4.60, and also took out a license from clity clerk Dalrymple for $5.60 good for one month, After a trial of three and a half daye, in the district court, before a jury, Mr. Lay, of Nebraska, was found not gullty of obtalning goods under false pretenser, from the firm of Groneweg & Schoen- tgen, E, 8. Flagley and H. Sifley were ar- wosted for being drunk, on lower Broad- way, by Officer Towns. Sifley clalms to be a speclal detective. 1f he can prove this he will be sentenced to a long term In jall, Ed Campbell, je., of Falrfield, marshal for the southern district of Iowa, Is ex- pected daily to arrive In this clty. W. M. McCrary, deputy ma.shal In this city, is the only one here whote tenure of of- fice is controlled by Mr. Campbell. The new offices, In the opera house, of the Council Bluffs water works company and the New York plumbing company are belng fitted up In fine atyle by Mr. Birkin- bine, the manager. When completed they will have a metropolitan appearance. Each letter carrler isallowed a vacation of two weeks during each year without loss of pay. They generally take this lay off in the summer. To-day Dave Witter opens the ball. Hs place will be filled for the next two weeks by H. V, Slead. Archer Harvey yesterday made Infor. mation to the effect that Oharles McDon- ald threatened his life with a revolver because Harvey was cleaning carpet and the dust flew over into McDonald’s yard. Both parties are colored, and reslde on ‘Washington avenue. Mike McIntyre was arrested agaln yes- terday for belng drunk. On being let -out of jall Monday he promised the jailer to leave the city, but he dldn’t get very far from the jall tefore it was found necessary totake him in again, He still had $24.80 on his person. Charles E. Taylor, engiceer at the transfer, has recelved a telegram an- nouncing the death of his next oldest brother, Albert G., In Springfield Massa chusetts, of quick consumption. He was a member of the thirty-seventh Massa- «chusetts regiment and contracted disease in the army. Mrs. N. J. Hubbard, who lives on Harrlson sireet, has filed a petition In equity asking thet John Hammer, who has a stable near her lot, beenjoined from depositing manure where the smell <can annoy and dvmage her, She says he has so deposited 1t, and aeks that the nuisance be permanently abated. It Is reported that a Mrs. Boree Is lytog slck and in a starving condition on avenue I, near Tenth street, with three gmall children who were yesterday crylog for food. The parties who reported It at the pollce station eay they could not find the oversecr of the poor ard that others esy the same thing, The marshal and many others make the same complalnt, Etta Oaks, whose sporting name is Lillie Woods, yesterday came over from Omahas and got out an attachment for her tronk, 1t belog at Kit Edward's place, where the festiva ‘‘Lillie” formerly boarded, and was held by “‘K(t” for some unknown csuse. Justico Schurz accom- modated the Omahs female, and Officer Wheeler went after the trunk, M, B, Brown, the Western [ 'sion mansger in this city had Robert Buchan- an, of the B sn comedy company ar- rested for posting bills on the new tele- graph poles, and Bochanan compromised the matter by paying the ofticer for his troble and agreelog to take the bills down, Nothlvg was sald though of the bills that were stuck cnto the lamp- poste. The ne’ proceeds of the children’s ser- vice at the Baptist church on children’s Bible day last Sunday, amounted to #20 and bave been forwarded to the Awerican Baptlst publication socicty. The emount roalized was not the ouly gocd result, for the children wera trained towork for others, end the large audi- keepers to the 'United States clreult eaurt, No, the Ber does not know when he will do so. He does not have to do it untll he yete & good resdy. Yes, the the motion was made before Judge Loof- bourow In the case pending in hls conrt, and he has not rendered a declsion yet, and has set no time when he will. Oat at the Institation for the deaf and dumb the foreman of the printing offlce has a box fall of plgeon holes back of his desk. One day he pulled off his cuffs, rolled them up end stuck them in one of the aforesald pigeon holes, Soon a little wren flew In through the window of the then deserted room, and decided that Inside the rolled cuffs would bs a fine neating place. She was not disturbed, and now Is settlng on her little eggs. The window belng left open for her, and no one !s allowed to molest the bird or disturb the nest. One of the first lessons the dear old grandmother gives her children must be in stealing, from the fact that the new local editor hooks on to the artlclein Monday’s Bee about Smith, the Omaha dry goods man’s skipplng out and re- produces It in yesterday’s Nonpariel as original. Why not acknowledge that it waa pasted into the dear old lady's scrap book and a few originsl lines after con- slderable effort, run In to help out. Pos- eibly it was an overalght, or the grand- mother’s small famlly of children may think her growing more childlsh in her old age and she would not notice it. The attorney for the state has filed a petition praying Judge Conner to fix a date for hearing a motion to dlssolve the injunctlon issued In the Cross case. The judge has complied, and fixed July 14th asthe date, and Council Blaffs as the place. It will be remembered that after the death sentence was passed, it was ordered that Dr. Croes be sent to the panitentlary to await execution. An appeal was taken to the supreme court, and pending the appeal Judge Ayles- worth {ssued an Injanctlon restralning the sheriff from taking Cross to Fort Madlson. This Is the Injunction which is now sought to have dlssolved. One of the reascns to be assigned is that Judge Aylesworth had no jurlsdlction. The Bee mentloned the fact that no- tices had been served on John Ahles, T. N. Bray, Matse Wise and Ferguson & Son, ordering them to abate nulsances whish were alleged to exlst on their re- spective premises. It was notlced also that one of the parties spoke roughly to the officer serving the papers. The Bee did not givethe name because it was not thought of sufficient Importance. But the gentlemen whose namesare mentloned desire that the statemtnt shall be made more definite. Therefore the Bk will sav that it was Mr. Wise who took ex- ceptlons to the service, The nuisances are belng or have been abated, except in the case of John Ahles. In his case the examination was made and uo nulsance could be discovered, so the costs were taxed up to the complaining witness. ———— Relter is offering great bargains at his merchant talloring establishment, No. 310 Broadway. See his goods and get his prices. e ——— Clerk's Keport. City Clerk Dalrymple wlll made the below report to the next meeting of the city connell: Couxcrr BLurys, June 30, 188 To the Honoracle Mayor and City Council— Gentlemen: T herewith submit a report “of the receipts of my office for the month of June. Bslancs on hand June 1 pounded stoc City marshal feos State criminal udgments civil . Witness fees Total receipta, . Received of city treasurer x attached Ieceived of ity marsial, cash, § check, §140,0.. B eit o sy il Receivad of county trensurer. Received on account of jud, and focs. . 8 405 85 Cash balance 220 e — Hanthorn eells wocd at his feed store. ——— Read Judd & Smith’s offer of $I,000 reward in another column, ——— Real Estate Iransfers, The following are the transfer« of real estate as recorded in the office of the registrar, and reported to the Bk by A. J. Stephenson, for Monday, June 30, 1885: Phillip Swiggert to John 0'Connox sr., ow | re § 12, 70, 42, §1,2 W. C. James to I. A, Miller, lots 1 and 2, block 6, Bayliss 2d add, $5,000. Mary B, Swan to Lewls (. Besle 15, block 1, John Johnson's add, 650, John Clark to Jobn Dye, et al, sw } 13, 74, 41, §4.500, Andrew M. Cook to Francis Spurgin, lots 4 and b, block 16, Stuteman’ $400. Total salea §11,75 Summer Norr At Western Iowa College, commencing July 6, and continulng eight weeks Olasses of three or more in any cf the higher atudtes, Carsful reviews in the comm)n studles vs'ng the text books you have, W. B, Pavisoy, ouncil Blafls, e — Arrests tor June, Durlng the month jost past there were 172 arrests mesde by the officers of this city. They were dlvided as follo Chlef Skioner, 3: Capt, Hathaway, 8 Ofticers Town Ousick, 20; Wheeler, 28; Austin, Kuk, 11; Smaoller, 10 McMenomy, 4; O'Brien, 14; Marshal F. H. Guanella, 18; Deputies George Guan. erco present were well pleased with the exercises. No, Judge Conger hss not annocnced his ruling 03 the motion t) remove the injunction cases sgalnst the nl:ux.-l . ella, 2, snd Bates, 27. Wheeler takes the whole bakery, and Auvetin and George Guauella will compste In a five mile walkirg metch onthe Fourth (o sce which will get the leather wedal, Felt Poorly Fitted, A while ago Mr. O. L. Felt, of the wholesale hardware firm of Keellne & Felt, was off on a purchaslng tour with W. Edward Elam, their head buyer. As long as they confined themselves to thel own line, thelr purchases were satisfact- ory. Bat one little investment they made in & qulet way In gent’s farnlshings they made few remarks about, While In Detroit they decided to each indulge In a soit of new underwear, Ac- cordipgly they called on an honest Eng- lishman, and selected some garments that they consldered first-clars. The h. E.[de- clared that they were Imported, and tha he had all s!zss and ocould fit them exact- ly. He named a price that seemed very low, and winked as he requested them not to give him away. Now they knew a smuggler when they saw one. The re- sult was they gave him good American a'lver for nis foreign articles, and told him the size they wanted. He winked ay much as to eay ““You are two sharp ones,” pocketed the cash and very neatly rolled up the goode. Next morning Elam thought he heard Felt reading the ravlued version, and using the word ‘‘sheol.” Elam made no remarks, and soon Felt called ont, ‘‘Say, how do the —— thingsfit?’ Elam, who was not purchasing then, and so thought it unnecessary to oonfine himself too strictly to the trutb, and replled, “Oh, fiest rate, they are elegant.” l“all thought he heln‘l a susplolous grunt, so he carefully looked over the transom and saw Elam puzzling himself as to how he could fasten a No. 52 under shirt so it would not sllp off. He concluded to watch for the resunlt that he might profit by the ingenuity of his friend. finally solved the problem by pulling on the drawers and buttoning the waistband just under the arms. Those sults of underwear are lald away fo walt until Forepaugh's show comes when they will be presented to his glant. ————— Substantial abstracts of title and real estate loans, J. W. and E. L. Squires, 101 Pearl street, PERSONAL, W. ¥. Connor, of Boone, was at the Ogden yesterday, Col, Hooker, of the Rock Tsland rond, was in the city yesterday, W. L. Wilkios, a large implement dealer in Stoux City, was at the Ogden yesterday. J. L. Mandell, of St. Louis, is in the city, and shows up his goods in the Ogden house. Clinton Slater, who has had chargo of the fair grounds, now goes on s visit to Codar Rapids. Mre, P. M. Pryor and childron rcturned yesterday from a three months’ visit to her old home in Wisconsin, Mrs. L, H. Josslyn and Miss Emma Josslyn, of Janesville, Wis., are in the city, the guests of Mrs. T’. M. Pryor. Mazie Nowlen, of Cheyenne, while on her way to her home in Pennsylvania, stopped over in this city yisiting friends yesterday, Mrs, J. G. Moyers, retarned yesterday from a three weeks’ visit to Amos Towa, She re- ports a delightful visit. She brought her little daughter with her, John I, Redick, Miss Emma Cust, William A, Redick and wife, and John I Redick, Jr., of Omaha were in the city yesterday, driving around, and dined at the Ogden, H. W. Hilton, Council Bluffs editor of the B, returned last ovening from his Wisconsin trip. Whereof the force in the office are glad, keing perfectly willing to resign the lead pen- cil to his band. ———— SheGave Him the Mitten, Toxas Siftings, A New York dude was making’a nule- ance of himee'f by calling six evenings in the week at the house of a highly repect- able young lady on Madison avenune. At last he proposed, whereupon she said: +What! you ask me to marry you, you goggle-eyed, bandy-legged galoot. Glt out of the house or I'll scald you. I'd rather marry a monkey. If you don’t move yourself out of this house in one minute and a half I'll call my father, and 5| he wlll wear out his boots on you "’ Dude—*‘Good gracious. Mlss Fanny, are you glving me the mitten?” THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD 'TYPE WRITER Tsthe Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the n’wld. e simplest and most rapid iting ~ machine made as wellas ae most durable EZSend for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Til., Sole Agents, SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Town. FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE, Sixteen acres, ten in fruit, six in garden and timberland, six foom house, stable, well, cistorn, &e. allin goud condition, or will trade for Omaha prop- ety V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Council Bluffs, JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, Office Main Street, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart and Heno block, Wil practioe in Stateand tate court ¢ ONLY HOTEL In Council Blufts having & FIRE ESCAFPH. And all modern improvements, call bolls, fire alarm bells, ete., is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 21 7 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR Madame F, J, Balcear, Who for the v Sau Francisco i+ now located at No o new Opers House 2.0 Balcear guarantecs to reetors HAIR OR WHISKERS, Or £ give anyone a bugh mustache or bring out 8 fine growi b « £ bair orboard in from four toeix weeks, Pricos reasonable rauteed, e '8 and o heumatiiin and Gl soases cured by o natwral gift of he Dy, E.J. Balcear, North 6.b 8t, Coung | Blufle, Ia. | 0. H, 10 years has been pract/sing N. 6th Shre NESDAY JULY 1, 1885 GLOSING OUT SALE B ARKNESS BRO'S Of their Entire Stock of Ladies’ and Childrens’ Hosiery, 20 to 50 Per Cent Reductior, New Lawns just received, andsuitable to wear, Ele- gant Laces and Embroideries at greatly reduced prices ARPETS. Moquette, Body Brussels, Ingrain, Matting, Rugs, Ete. Curtains and Curtain Goods. Carpets Made and Laid by Skilled Workmen. I—I.A.RKNESS BROTHERS - Gounc il Bluf_l:‘s <4OX Broadwav, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which wo will rell In retail or carload lots Ml Stock Warranted as Renresented Wholesale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea- sonable Satisfaction Guaranteod. SCHLUTER « BOWLE Y Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs. HAIR SO0ODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, Sold by the Jeading dealer in every city and town, E: Burhorn, v JEWELER AGENT 4 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, $1,000 REWARD . rheumntism, or any disease indudced o use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electric For any uu of Kidney or liver diseass or dysp: by a lack of native power, that cannot be cured b, elts and Appliacces, No, 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, AGENTS WARNTED. Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order In latest styles at cheapest possible /prices. No. 205 Main St., Council Bloff AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 605 Broadway, o o The only all night house in the cit; notice, Hot and cold lunches always ready. Counocil Bluffs. Everything served in first class style and on shor i CLEABANCE SALE| wous We will sell, regardless of cost or value, all of our summer goods. Eve- MRS.C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. H 29 Main &treet, Council Bluff. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Man St., CouNciL BLurrs, Towa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. H. P. NIT.ES. Dealex in Wallpapar Plain #nd Oroamental Painting Graloing, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Main St., Council Blufts, LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FEEDER Heifera and cows of all ages furnished befe 1 purchauing elsewhere any desired numbers; nnuhm-n should correspond with PECENIX WINDCW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. \P. AYLSWORTH moved on Little E MUVER AND RAISER. Brick hmldln&a of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hcus iant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufta rything in the immense stores of Eiseman, Rodda & Co., must be sold SPECIAL NOTICES At Unheard of Prices To make room for the extensive improvements we are about to make and also to make room for the fall stock of goods which will shortly be- gin to arrive from the east. Our Entire Cleared Out, REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUEI Come and Make Your Purchases = At such prices as have never been offered |; before. Eiseman, Rodda & Go’s) OPLES STORE, 318 and 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa Stock Must be NOTICE.—8pecial » vertisements, suo s Louh Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board. ing, oto., will be Insorted In 4his column a the low wate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent in- airtlon, Leavo sdvertisemente ad our offos, No. Pearl Bireot, Proadway WANTS, TANTED First-clve barber; schmlat, No. 720 Brosdway. ANTED Situation on afarm by a y experlence. Addrers G. Beo Bluffs, Counci ANTHD A young girl of good family to attend & chld in small frmily; addres J Bee office, Council Bluffs, W ted @ rst-claes cook, malo or ly atCreaton House, Council Bluffe. Fuu ALE_Lands lmproved aad unimproved. 1f you wants farm o western lows, Kansss Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from you. SwWAN & WaLkne, "OR BALE—Houses, Lote Stephenson, 603 First ave Y0 kXCAANG— 5 6, D9, b 10, b 18 are hotcls in oiff oront locatlu fcr ale or for trade. Westo 201, eaddlel . Hardwere manufacturin i I nshiwent eto 1 western land 1B e | provea far Swan & Walker al implements snd shelt 5,000, wanie & good hu Ker othing In a good Wis o lands wud beluos ossh or im. B oo ook of mixed bardware {n 8 live westorn Towa town fo; cheap lands, value $0,00% Swan & Walker B 2 flue brick v Iat Wi Ko0ds, want lxnuu goods 214 staol in & live central cnersl stock of luc; building ehoes hats, caps aud clothing 000, in (no of the best towns n Neb., Swan & Walker. of clotking, wants land In for §6,000, aul will pay Swan & Walker. 8,000 uteck of drugs in central fows for wan & Walerr, other staok of drugs veluo fram500 to §700 3 with ature buliding ar ot value $500 10 8 oo | raska iowa whats jartly lwproved Tand. Bwan & Fuu "l partioulars, write (o or_esll upen Swan & Walker. 1(you want to sell, buy. or tradeany- thing, tell & & W. about It, bwao & Walker, it Blifs Lowa N. BOHURZ. Justice of the Peace AR ~owa UNGIE BLOFRS. FOR BALE BY S. A, PIERCE, 100 Mun St., Council Bluffs Retall Boot and Shoo store Where big bargains can 'y Iwaye bo found 120 yards print. \e0” 10 T 2004 g . 70 wufllk ,..... Best Jeans o1l wiol, FooLs and shiocs at prices as 1w 83 any house io the city, GROCERIES. 18 peunds x C sugar. 8 18 pounds gra'ated 1igar pounds o A Ge IIDU% FOR CASH ONLY Lower Than Any Other IN THE CITY, S. H.FILBERT: 6 Broadw.0 Council Bluffe, House THOS. OFFIOER, W. H, M. PUSH Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Council Bluffs, Towa. Eclabllslm/ - 1865 ealers in Foreign and Domsiic Eachasg uumu Securitier,